https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjxwVuozMnU
Somehow, a courageous and dedicated investigator, posing as
the representative of an organization which supplies fetal tissue to hospitals,
managed to engage a senior representative of Planned Parenthood in a
conversation which was surreptitiously recorded on video.
Deborah Nucatola, Senior Director of Medical Services for
the Planned Parenthood Federation of America is a charming, loquacious medical
doctor. In the course of a luncheon, she confirmed that abortion
providers affiliated with the Planned Parenthood Federation of America
routinely request that their clients sign a release of any claim to the tissue
removed from their bodies during an abortion.
She also confirmed that such tissue as may be requested by
hospitals, and medical research facilities is routinely donated by their
providers. Not sold, she says, merely donated for scientific or health related
purposes. The receiving hospital or other facility typically pays between $30
and $100 to cover the cost of preserving and transporting each specimen.
I got a couple of paragraphs into this blog when it dawned
on me that I have bitten on some believable scams, particularly emails designed
to ensnare those of a conservative disposition. So I went to Snopes. I was not
the first to inquire. Snopes confirms that Deborah Nucatola is indeed the
Senior Director of Medical Services for the Planned Parenthood Federation of
America.
But whether the video is legitimate or not, Snopes has not
yet determined.
I did, however, find an opposing video on a talk show called
The Young Turks. Here it is:
So the opposition concedes that the lady in the
video was, in fact, Deborah Nucatola, the Senior Director of Medical Services
of Planned Parenthood Federation of America. But, it insists that the video was
“heavily edited” to create a false message.
We have all seen how diabolically videos can be edited, so I
went back to the drawing board and found the full length, two hour and
forty-two minute version of the Nucatola luncheon.
The unedited version makes it quite clear that non profit
abortion providers do not sell fetal tissue for profit. Dr. Nucatola insists
that whatever is paid to them merely reimburses their expenses. She does,
however, contend that making fetal tissue available for research and/or
transplant is a good thing, and therefore should motivate additional
contributions to Planned Parenthood by its supporters.
She also concedes that before she starts her Thursday
surgical marathon, she makes note of the type of tissue being sought by the hospitals;
liver and heart being high on the list.
Then, of
course, there is the matter of skillful removal. One technique, according to
Doctor Nucatola, involves turning the fetus around so as to simulate a breech
birth. When the baby comes out feet first, the entire body can be severed at
the neck, thus keeping all the organs intact.
The
Washington Post reports that The National Institutes of Health spent $76
million on research using fetal tissue in 2014, records show, with plans to
spend roughly the same amount this year and in 2016.
Last
November, according to the Post, Organovo, a biomedical company in San Diego,
started selling human liver tissue primarily to pharmaceutical companies.
Today, nearly $2 million worth of orders are booked, said Michael Renard, the
firm’s executive vice president.
Planned
Parenthood may be donating unwanted fetal tissue for research, but somebody is
making a lot of money on those dead babies.
And then
there are folks who protest the inhumane treatment of pigs in America.
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